13th Reg. Indiana Infantry Co. HBC
Married 3x
1. Jennie Kuettle
2. Anna Martha Van Every
3. Jennie Huston
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*Published March 2, 1916 - New Castle Daily Courier, New Castle, IN
GEORGE E. LOWRY
(Special to The Daily Courier.)
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., March 2 - George E. Lowry, for nearly sixty years years a resident of Indianapolis, died Tuesday afternoon at the State Soldier's Home, Lafayette. Death was due to faulty heart action and complications. Mr. Lowry was a son of Wiley M. Lowry, a pioneer resident and druggist of Indianapolis. He was born in Knightstown, Ind., June 2, 1847, and removed with his parents to Indianapolis ten years later.
When only a few months more than 15 years old, he enlisted with a company of Indianapolis boys then forming for the civil war. His company became a part of the Thirteenth Indiana regiment.
Mr. Lowry had preserved for more than fifty years the blue uniform worn as a boy and will be buried in it.
Mr. Lowry is survived by five children, Edward H. Lowry of Terre Haute; George W. Lowry of Indianapolis; Clyde and Frank Lowry of Los Angeles, Cal.; and Mrs. Minnie Doremus of Minneapolis, Minn.; and one brother, R. W. Lowry of Indianapolis.
13th Reg. Indiana Infantry Co. HBC
Married 3x
1. Jennie Kuettle
2. Anna Martha Van Every
3. Jennie Huston
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*Published March 2, 1916 - New Castle Daily Courier, New Castle, IN
GEORGE E. LOWRY
(Special to The Daily Courier.)
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., March 2 - George E. Lowry, for nearly sixty years years a resident of Indianapolis, died Tuesday afternoon at the State Soldier's Home, Lafayette. Death was due to faulty heart action and complications. Mr. Lowry was a son of Wiley M. Lowry, a pioneer resident and druggist of Indianapolis. He was born in Knightstown, Ind., June 2, 1847, and removed with his parents to Indianapolis ten years later.
When only a few months more than 15 years old, he enlisted with a company of Indianapolis boys then forming for the civil war. His company became a part of the Thirteenth Indiana regiment.
Mr. Lowry had preserved for more than fifty years the blue uniform worn as a boy and will be buried in it.
Mr. Lowry is survived by five children, Edward H. Lowry of Terre Haute; George W. Lowry of Indianapolis; Clyde and Frank Lowry of Los Angeles, Cal.; and Mrs. Minnie Doremus of Minneapolis, Minn.; and one brother, R. W. Lowry of Indianapolis.
Gravesite Details
burial: MAR 3,1916
Family Members
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Ann M. Lowry
1841–1841
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Corp Lucien W.R. Lowry
1843–1863
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CPL Lucien W. R. Lowry
1843–1862
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John E.T. Lowry
1846–1846
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Thomas O. Lowry
1849–1850
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Stella Jane Lowry Davis
1851–1901
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Flora Mabel Lowry Tutewiler Baggs
1853–1913
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David Orville Roscoe Lowry
1855–1890
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Charles Mortermer Lowry
1856–1910
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Eddie H. Lowry
1860–1866
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Robert William Lowry
1862–1940
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